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Asia Pacific Economic Intelligence
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to help CEOs, their boards and investors with their quarterly strategic planning review. The
purpose of this report is not to provide real-time news but to
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Economic News Briefing > Q3 / 2009
- Yen rises against dollar, euro in Asia trade
- Dollar falls in Asia on selling by Japanese exporters
- Asia stocks track US down after bleak housing data
- Ford Begins Work on 3rd China Car Plant in Asia Push
- Asia Will Expand Faster This Year, Next, ADB Says
- Asia's recovery quickening
- Japanese exports fell sharply in August due to sluggish US and Asian
Demand
- South Koreans upbeat on building prices, interest rates
- Indian Rupee Strengthens as Stock Gains Attract Capital Inflows
- India's economic growth accelerated to 6.1 percent in the quarter
ended June 30
- Half of China’s offshore investment of $65 billion was spent on
Australia’s assets in 2008; Fear that China's Checkbook Threatens
Australia's
- Economic Sovereignty
- Australia population boom breeds economic fortune
- Australia Blocks China Mine Bid on Security Grounds
- Australia New Home Sales +11% In August Vs July -HIA
- In Japan, the Democratic Party won a landslide victory;
- In Shanghai, the stock market fell by 5.4%;
- China will not save the world, perhaps not even itself
- China says it may use parts of its forex reserves for strategic
investments by Chinese companies in western industry;
- China's foreign reserves are exploding again; adding to the global
imbalances.
- Japan's export sector continues in free fall during May, with
exports down over 40% yoy
- Trade data suggest that Chinese stimulus is not yet showing up in
global trade;
- Russia's equity markets have lost some 24% since the beginning of
the month, as global risk aversion is rising once again;
- China must increase domestic spending, or else the world faces a
choice between financial turmoil or an L-shaped recovery;
- China is not contributing to global economic growth;
- China sees an increase in 30% investment demand; cuts imports by
25%?
- Korea's latest trade data suggest that the recovery in world trade
is not happening yet;
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